Verified Veterinarian
As my career has progressed, I have found helping pets transition out of this life to be the most meaningful and gratifying part of my job. The decision to say goodbye can be the most difficult and compassionate decision we make in the lives of our pets. Being able to do this in the comfort and warmth of one's own home can help ease this transition. I have been offering clients in-home euthanasia for years, and am grateful to extend this service to the community at large.
Undergraduate: Western Washington University
Veterinary Medicine: Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine - 2004
General availability
TuesdayTimes Vary Weekly
Availability each week can vary based on demand and scheduling. Please provide a minimum 2 hour advance notice for all bookings.
Dr. Kristin Kemper will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones
Est. CostStarting at $375
Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned
Est. CostFrom $20 - $45
Dr. Kemper provided end of life care for my 14 year old dog. Those decisions are never easy, but Dr. Kemper was so kind to my girl and understanding of our pain.
Dr. Kristin Kemper was great during MJ's transition. Her bedside manner was very professional and empathetic, making the entire situation easier for us. MJ went peacefully, without pain.
Dr Kristen was so kind and gentle. Our Nova loved her immediately and felt at ease with her which made all of us feel so much better. She put us at ease and made the whole experience so much better.
Dr. Kristin Kemper was simply amazing . She was so kind and compassionate. She guided us through the process even brought a bag of treats which he loved . Our dog passed away peacefully for which I was so grateful
Dr. Kemper was very nice and understanding about what all of us were going through. She was very gentle and kind with our dog throughout the euthanasia process.
Dr. Kemper is extremely kind, gentle, and full of empathy. Her nature and demeanor made all of the difference in getting through this very difficult moment.